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Ellimer is a town in the duchy of [[Rabk]] in central [[Kellan]]. It lies about sixty miles east of the city of Rabk, perhaps midway between the city and the eastern coast.
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'''Ellimer''' is a town in the duchy of [[Rabk]] in central [[Kellan]]. It lies about sixty miles southeast of the city of Rabk, perhaps midway between the [[King's Road]] and the eastern coast.
  
 
Ellimer is ruled by the Ellistor family, as it has been for the past two hundred years. Its current lord, Earl [[Renteg Ellistor]], is the second-highest ranking noble in the duchy after Duke [[Zybourn]].
 
Ellimer is ruled by the Ellistor family, as it has been for the past two hundred years. Its current lord, Earl [[Renteg Ellistor]], is the second-highest ranking noble in the duchy after Duke [[Zybourn]].
  
 
The Ellistors have never publicly expressed any ill will at having been passed over for the title of Duke of Rabk, although there are rumors that that city's elevation to ducal status did not go over well with them.
 
The Ellistors have never publicly expressed any ill will at having been passed over for the title of Duke of Rabk, although there are rumors that that city's elevation to ducal status did not go over well with them.
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[[Category:Cities in Kellan]]
 
[[Category:Cities in Kellan]]

Latest revision as of 17:50, 22 March 2015

Ellimer is a town in the duchy of Rabk in central Kellan. It lies about sixty miles southeast of the city of Rabk, perhaps midway between the King's Road and the eastern coast.

Ellimer is ruled by the Ellistor family, as it has been for the past two hundred years. Its current lord, Earl Renteg Ellistor, is the second-highest ranking noble in the duchy after Duke Zybourn.

The Ellistors have never publicly expressed any ill will at having been passed over for the title of Duke of Rabk, although there are rumors that that city's elevation to ducal status did not go over well with them.